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Location:

West Jordan,UT,USA

Member Since:

Oct 15, 2010

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Other

Running Accomplishments:

Marathon - 3:25:12
50K - 7:43:09
50 Mile - 7:39:55
100 Mile - 27:44:46

Funny that my 50 mile time is faster than my 50K.  Guess that's what happens when your only 50K has over 11,000' of vertical ascent =)

Short-Term Running Goals:

Zion Traverse

Squaw Peak 50 Mile

Speedgoat 50K

Quest For King's

Wasatch 100

Long-Term Running Goals:

Just want to stay happy and healthy.  Bring on whatever that may entail!

Personal:

I started running in April '09 and run to maintain some balance in my life.  Apparently I have an addictive personality so I figure I should do something positive with it.

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Miles:This week: 0.00 Month: 0.00 Year: 0.00
2012 Vert Lifetime Miles: 144535.00
Wildcat Red Lifetime Miles: 219.00
Rogue Racer Green Lifetime Miles: 84.50
Instinct Black 1 Lifetime Miles: 77.00
Instinct Black 2 Lifetime Miles: 100.00
Lone Peak 1 Lifetime Miles: 372.00
Instinct White Lifetime Miles: 25.50
Lone Peak 2 Lifetime Miles: 172.00
Lone Peak 3 Lifetime Miles: 7.00
Total Distance
14.00

Got out with Jun and Scott in the afternoon to run the Big Mountain to Lambs section of the Wasatch 100 course.  This was the first time I've been on this section since running the race last year, and it's every bit as brutal as I remember.  Lots of rolling hills which are all runnable, but also lots of tricky descents due to the amount of rocks.  We also ran in the heat of the day which made things really interesting.

The most miserable section is just after the Alexander Spring aid station.  Lots of little rolling uphills, but it's also very exposed and very hot.  I ran every step of the way though and felt decent at the end of it.  Coming into the final section we missed a turn somewhere and had to do an uphill bushwack out of the bottom of the gully we were in.  That was kinda fun even though the scratches all over my legs are a bit irritating.

Once again I forgot to change my watch settings so my memory ran out about 20 minutes before we finished.  I think Craig said we were something like 2:58 total running time so I'm going with that.

2:58:00
2,400' vert (gain)
3,800' vert (loss)

Comments
From Steam8 on Tue, Aug 09, 2011 at 03:28:24 from 166.70.55.77

Yikes! That sounds brutal! You did it in great time though! Nice run!

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